Sentence examples for deployed tactic from inspiring English sources

Once a novel approach, data-led team selection is now a commonly deployed tactic in many sports.

I very much doubt that the journalist who interviewed David Cameron for Red magazine deployed tactics to rival Paxman and Humphrys.

Clegg deployed tactics to differentiate himself from the prime minister which appear to have been carefully rehearsed in his preparations for the debate.

But although there were relatively few Labour MPs in the chamber – leader Ed Miliband issued a statement saying the party was focusing on the "cost of living crisis" instead – those Labour MPs present deployed tactics to drag out proceedings.

Dozens of countries deploy tactics to filter, block or choke off internet access for their citizens.

In a political environment that rewards extremism, you can hardly fault Mr Cruz for deploying tactics that have made him the GOP's It Boy of autumn 2013.

Deploying tactics that Mrs Thatcher was to use against the miners 60-odd years later, the police launched a series of brutal attacks on demonstrators.

The fact is that the critics — who are few in number but aggressive in their attacks — are deploying tactics that they have honed for more than 25 years.

The US "pick-up artist" Julien Blanc has been forced to leave Australia, after receiving a barrage of criticism over his "dating seminars"; these suggested that men deploy tactics of harassment and abuse to attract women.

If he had ever had a trial it would have been a monstrous miscarriage of justice; and states which claim to be fighting a war on terror see fit to deploy tactics – indefinite detention without trial – that we condemn the Taliban and Isis for using.

Members of the Honduran police teams told government investigators that they took their orders from the D.E.A. Americans officials said that the FAST teams, deploying tactics honed in Afghanistan, did not feel confident in the Hondurans' abilities to take the lead.